Insurance Authorized for VFW Softball Players at Bowling Green Post
Washington County post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars voted to insure 15 softball team members after Don Bealer was injured with a dislocated ankle and a four week layoff. Delegates were elected for the state encampment in Burlington June 27 28 29. Articles of incorporation for the post were completed with aims to buy a home and fund building. A cupboard was approved for guns and flags. Guest Raymond Maise spoke on wartime service. Progress was reported on a recreation program and a lighted field for softball pending site securing.
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Washington County Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
VFW
Don Bealer
Post
Burlington
Dale Atkinson
Everette Burham
Jess Radda
Marsh Atkinson
Raymond Glasgow
Milo Steele
E. L. Burham
Service Committee
Art
Marion McAvoy
Russell Knott
Raymond
Shorty) Maise
113Th Mechanized Cavalry
Veteran's Hospital
Des Moines
Harold Kerr
Kerr
Marriage License Issued to Crone and McLaughlin
A marriage license was issued yesterday to Robert G. Crone and Virginia J. McLaughlin, both residents of Washington.
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Robert G. Crone
Virginia J. McLaughlin
Washington
Weather in Washington and Iowa turns Marchlike with cool highs
Washington records a cool day with a 50 degree low and 50 to 60 degree morning highs, far from Monday’s 90s. In Iowa, a stretch of cool, windy weather and rare rain follows, as Muscatine endures telephones out and trees down, while Des Moines river valley rehabilitation proceeds and Red Cross allocates 50,000 dollars for relief.
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Telephone Company
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Charles City
Des Moines
Red Cross
Truman Solverud
Iowa
Weather Bureau
Oknruawa
Tracy
Ottumwa
Jack Lytle Takes Oskaloosa Position
Jack Lytle of Washington has been employed as associate secretary of the Chamber of Commerce at Oskaloosa. He will start within two weeks and will move there once he secures housing.
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Jack Lytle
Washington
Chamber of Commerce
Oskaloosa
Mayor Fines Dusenbery for Excessive Speed in Washington
Mayor G. EB. Mace fines William Dusenbery of West Chester $15 plus costs for operating a motor vehicle at excessive speed on Washington streets.
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G. EB. Mace
William Dusenbery
West Chester
Washington
United States protests Bulgarian arrest and Hungary coup
The United States denounces the Bulgarian arrest of Nikola Petkov and dispatches a note to the Soviet Union protesting the Hungarian coup. British officials report Moscow messages on Hungary, with Bevin warning of danger to Bulgarian liberty and Bevin and Molotov discussing the Balkans.
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Washington
United States
Nikola Petkov
Bulgaria
Russia
Hungary
V. PB. Sviridov
George H. Weems
Sviridov
Trpower Control Commission
London
Ernest Bevin
Commons
Bevin
Moscow
Foreign Office
Maurice Peterson
V. M. Molotov
Balkans
Peterson
Molotov
Kremlin
Duffy Named Acting Head of Eldora School
Edward K. Duffy of Burlington was named acting superintendent of the boys training schools at Eldora Iowa. Duffy has served as a cottage supervisor and fills the vacancy caused by the death of Fred Cooper. Hopkins said the selection followed a staff meeting and a new superintendent will be named in several weeks.
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Des Moines
Edward K. Duffy
Burlington
Eldora
Po F. Hopkins
Board of Control
Duffy
J’red Cooper
Hopkins
Cooper
Knopp Funeral Arrangements in East Pleasant Plain
John Knopp of Washington reports the death of his mother Mrs Bertha Knopp at Mo line Iowa. Funeral services are expected Saturday at nine in St Joseph church East Pleasant Plain. Born March 16 1860 in Germany she married John Knopp in 1885 he died 186. They settled in East Pleasant Plain in 1880s. Surviving are son John J Knopp of Washington four daughters Frances Wilms Rose Gevock Elizabeth Drish Katherine Bleuel and several grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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John Knopp
Washington
Bertha Knopp
Moline
East Pleasant Plain
St Joseph’s
Knopp
Germany
Dust Pleasant Plain
lSst
John J. Knopp
Frances Wilms
Rose Gevock
Fizabeth Drish
Katherine Bleuel
Downers Grove
Ill
Flower Show At Legion Hall Draws 350 Visitors
The Fortnightly club garden departments revived a war era custom hosting 66 exhibitors across 11 divisions. Judges from Muscatine named awards as visitors from Wellman Fairfield New London Ottumwa Wayland Muscatine Richland and others toured displays of floral specimens table settings shrubs and a rare red rhododendron with a tulip tree. A decorated Persian bride doll drew attention among the exhibits.
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Legion Hall
Ben
Charles Ovel
Fred VanZyle
Donk Morris
Muscatine
Museatine
A. J. Altekreuse
Kenneth Hathaway
Wellman
Fairfield
New London
Ottumwa
Wayland
Richland
Brighton
West Chester
Keota
Donald Leu Blossom
Fred Kalmer
Gerald Duncan Ax Orva Scott
Former Resident Wyatt Helwick Dead at 68
Washington reports the death of Wyatt Helwick yesterday at Bellevue hospital in Muscatine. He was 68, had lived in Muscatine since 1920 after a long illness. Funeral services are set for Thursday at 2 PM at George M. Wittich funeral home with burial in a Muscatine cemetery. Helwick was born in Washington on March 21, 1879, to Elias and Emma Mauck Helwick.
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Washington
Wyatt Helwick
Bellevue Hospital
Muscatine
Mr. Helwick
George M. Wittich
Elias and
Emma Mauck Hel
Chicago Children to Come Early in July
A group of Chicago fresh air children will arrive in Washington in early July and hosts are urged to plan now. Mrs. Leslie Dunlap coordinates hosts for the weeks of hot weather and seeks homes for at least 15 children, boys and girls, with more possible if placements are found. A mother requests inclusion for her six and a half year old daughter who has never visited Washington, and Mrs. Dunlap has her photo. Those able to keep the girl should contact Mrs. Dunlap promptly.
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Chicago
Washington
Leslie Dunlap
Obituary note for Washington area farmer retires in 1920
The farmer lived near Washington until 1920 when ill health forced retirement. Surviving relatives include brother Rush Helwick of Washington and sister Mrs. Harry Welch of Mariana Florida.
Flood fears rise as Missouri and Mississippi rivers near junction
Weather officials warn that simultaneous flood crests in the Missouri and Mississippi rivers could trigger major damage near St. Louis if they converge. The Mississippi crest near 35 feet is expected Friday at St. Louis, with Missouri flooding vast central areas and threatening levees from Glasgow toward Boonville.
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United Press
Missouri
Mississippi
St Louis
Harry F. Wahlgren
U. S. Weather Bureau
St. Louis
Missouri City
Wahlgren
Alton
Glasgow
Poonville
Nine Boys Entered In Soap Box Derby
Gene Tucker announces nine boys have signed up for Washington county soap box derby on July 16. entrants include Charles Bartholow Jr, Dean Goff, Ronald Gray, Reed Green, Duane Hudspeth, Jack Hutmip, Franklin Stout, Jay Tweeten, Curtiz York with various local sponsors. A Friday meeting at the Y M C A will cover instructions and questions. Wheels are on display at Bell and Gesock Firestone store. entrants should contact sponsors and collect wheels promptly.
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Gene Tucker
Washington County
Charles Bartholow, Jr
Charles Bartholow
Dean Goff
Cities Service
Ronald Gray
The
Sieg Company
Reed Green
Culligan Soft Water System
Duane Hudspeth
Tucker Chevrolet
Jack Hutmim
Humm Appliance
Franklin Stout
L. R. Stout
Jay Tweeten
Washington Dairr
Curtiz York
Weht Studio
Bell & Gesock Firestone
Correction Notice on Health Plan Price
A correction states the price for a single contract semi annually in the complete health plan was misprinted yesterday as 11.10 dollars and should have read 14.10 dollars. The item corrects the previously published figure.
Newcomers Leslie and Jones Move to Washington
Mr and Mrs Leslie Jones arrive from Iowa City and reside at 602 West Main in the J M Kelley residence. He serves as district manager for Investors Syndicate and will focus work in Washington and Johnson counties. The couple's church is Christian and Mr Jones enjoys fishing. He served in the U S Army in the European theater and is a member of the V F W.
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Leslie Jones
Washington
Iowa City
J. M. Kelley
West Main
Jones
Investors’ Syndicate
Johnson Counties
Johnson
United States Army
V.F.W
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